Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan
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Consultation has concluded and a decision has been made.
Outcome
At its September meeting, Council adopted the Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan.
To view the Council decision, visit the Shire's Agenda and Minutes page and view the September Council Meeting Minutes
Background
The Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan aims to provide strategic guidance as the Shire looks to grow the area as a tourism destination, and we are keen to hear your feedback on it.
The Master Plan was developed following recommendations in the Jarrahdale Trail Town Business Case and outlines the process for improving amenities at Jarrahdale Oval.
Parameters considered in the Master Plan included development to be sympathetic to the natural environment, optimising accessibility, increasing parking capacity, improving signage and wayfinding and providing tourism information about Jarrahdale and its trails.
View the Jarrahdale Oval Master Plan
You can view the Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan under the document library section of this webpage.
How can I comment?
The public comment period has now closed.
Outcome
At its September meeting, Council adopted the Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan.
To view the Council decision, visit the Shire's Agenda and Minutes page and view the September Council Meeting Minutes
Background
The Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan aims to provide strategic guidance as the Shire looks to grow the area as a tourism destination, and we are keen to hear your feedback on it.
The Master Plan was developed following recommendations in the Jarrahdale Trail Town Business Case and outlines the process for improving amenities at Jarrahdale Oval.
Parameters considered in the Master Plan included development to be sympathetic to the natural environment, optimising accessibility, increasing parking capacity, improving signage and wayfinding and providing tourism information about Jarrahdale and its trails.
View the Jarrahdale Oval Master Plan
You can view the Jarrahdale Oval Recreation Space and Trail Head Master Plan under the document library section of this webpage.
Consultation has concluded and a decision has been made.
Share are the SJ residents rates paying for this? and if its to stay an off leash dog park, i hope its fenced correctly as I've already encountered loose dogs that don't know what horses are and want to chase them, not a great combination in the same space. Its dangerous for horse and rider and dogs if they get a kick in the face! the gates need to be self closing and escape proof not the turnstile type they are now that the dogs can get under. on FacebookShare are the SJ residents rates paying for this? and if its to stay an off leash dog park, i hope its fenced correctly as I've already encountered loose dogs that don't know what horses are and want to chase them, not a great combination in the same space. Its dangerous for horse and rider and dogs if they get a kick in the face! the gates need to be self closing and escape proof not the turnstile type they are now that the dogs can get under. on TwitterShare are the SJ residents rates paying for this? and if its to stay an off leash dog park, i hope its fenced correctly as I've already encountered loose dogs that don't know what horses are and want to chase them, not a great combination in the same space. Its dangerous for horse and rider and dogs if they get a kick in the face! the gates need to be self closing and escape proof not the turnstile type they are now that the dogs can get under. on LinkedinEmail are the SJ residents rates paying for this? and if its to stay an off leash dog park, i hope its fenced correctly as I've already encountered loose dogs that don't know what horses are and want to chase them, not a great combination in the same space. Its dangerous for horse and rider and dogs if they get a kick in the face! the gates need to be self closing and escape proof not the turnstile type they are now that the dogs can get under. link
are the SJ residents rates paying for this? and if its to stay an off leash dog park, i hope its fenced correctly as I've already encountered loose dogs that don't know what horses are and want to chase them, not a great combination in the same space. Its dangerous for horse and rider and dogs if they get a kick in the face! the gates need to be self closing and escape proof not the turnstile type they are now that the dogs can get under.
Leigh Hopkinson
asked
almost 2 years ago
Thank you for your question. At this stage, the Jarrahdale Oval and Recreational Trails Head Space will be funded by the Shire.
The dog park will be fenced to appropriate standards to facilitate effective and safe use. The particular design and materials used in the fencing are not yet decided, however the integration with surrounding land uses will be considered.
Share Whilst I support the idea of the development of the Jarrahdale Oval for multi use, I am concerned that the off leash dog area is in stage 4. You do not give any indications of programming of these improvements but being stage 4 to me would indicate that the development of the off leash dog area is one of the last things on the list, with our current facility being developed for other use and therefore not available to the dogs. Where are we going to be able to exercise our dogs during this development stage? This facility has become very popular and there are a lot of people who use this area now at various times during the day. on FacebookShare Whilst I support the idea of the development of the Jarrahdale Oval for multi use, I am concerned that the off leash dog area is in stage 4. You do not give any indications of programming of these improvements but being stage 4 to me would indicate that the development of the off leash dog area is one of the last things on the list, with our current facility being developed for other use and therefore not available to the dogs. Where are we going to be able to exercise our dogs during this development stage? This facility has become very popular and there are a lot of people who use this area now at various times during the day. on TwitterShare Whilst I support the idea of the development of the Jarrahdale Oval for multi use, I am concerned that the off leash dog area is in stage 4. You do not give any indications of programming of these improvements but being stage 4 to me would indicate that the development of the off leash dog area is one of the last things on the list, with our current facility being developed for other use and therefore not available to the dogs. Where are we going to be able to exercise our dogs during this development stage? This facility has become very popular and there are a lot of people who use this area now at various times during the day. on LinkedinEmail Whilst I support the idea of the development of the Jarrahdale Oval for multi use, I am concerned that the off leash dog area is in stage 4. You do not give any indications of programming of these improvements but being stage 4 to me would indicate that the development of the off leash dog area is one of the last things on the list, with our current facility being developed for other use and therefore not available to the dogs. Where are we going to be able to exercise our dogs during this development stage? This facility has become very popular and there are a lot of people who use this area now at various times during the day. link
Whilst I support the idea of the development of the Jarrahdale Oval for multi use, I am concerned that the off leash dog area is in stage 4. You do not give any indications of programming of these improvements but being stage 4 to me would indicate that the development of the off leash dog area is one of the last things on the list, with our current facility being developed for other use and therefore not available to the dogs. Where are we going to be able to exercise our dogs during this development stage? This facility has become very popular and there are a lot of people who use this area now at various times during the day.
Jennifer Budd
asked
almost 2 years ago
Thank you for raising this important aspect. The Shire is aware that the off-lead dog area is well utilised by the community and we will endeavour to have this facility available (in some format) as the development progresses. The specifics with regard to the development timeframes and staging have not been determined yet and the continued provision of an off-lead dog area will remain high on the priority list. Once future funding is secured and a more detailed project program has been determined this will be communicated to Jarrahdale residents.
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